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15 Mai 2017 Il y a 8 ans

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Domaines concernées par cette opportunité: Cinéma et 1 autre(s) domaines

Dates:    28 August – 3 September 2017

Deadline early bird enrolment: 15 May 2017

Deadline for registration: 21 June 2017

Location: Monastery of San Nicolò, Venice Lido (Italy)

Programme Director: Nick Danziger

Associate Director: Claudia Modonesi

Introduction

The 12th edition of the Summer School in Cinema Human Rights and Advocacy is a training initiative jointly developed by the EIUC and CHRA. The 7-day intense training is aimed at young professionals wishing to broaden their understanding on the connections between human rights, films, digital media and video advocacy to share ideas and to foster participatory and critical thinking on urgent human rights issues, debate with experts and filmmakers from all over the world during the 74th Venice international Film Festival and learn how to use films as a tool for social and cultural change.

EIUC launched the summer school programme in 2005 and was meant to be a one-off event but given the success of that initial programme, the summer school ran for another four years in Venice before moving in 2010 to the Huston School of Film & Digital Media part of the National University of Ireland in Galway where it flourished for other six years.

In 2017 the Summer School returns to its birthplace in Venice in association with 74th Venice International Film Festival.

Certificate

A certificate will be awarded to participants who attend 90% of the Summer School sessions and film screenings.

Programme

The Summer School offers an exciting programme of lectures, film screenings, discussions and working groups that combine human rights expertise, media studies and video advocacy strategies. The eight sessions develop issues relating to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights illustrated in Films, a History of Human Rights Cinema, Freedom of Expression and Censorship, the Role of the Media in Advancing Human Rights Causes, the Use of Video in Human Rights Documentation and Advocacy, Production and Distribution of Human Rights Films and Social Documentaries and Documentary Film Project Development. Each module is illustrated by film or documentary screenings.

As part of the programme participants are required to watch and analyse a selection of human rights related screenings at the 74th Venice International Film Festival. Whenever possible, filmmakers, jury members and critics from the cinema world are invited to participate to discussions with the summer school participants. Participants will be given a 3-day Cinema accreditation to the Film Festival giving access to a selection of festival screenings.

The school programme may be subject to changes during the film festival period in order to accommodate festival screenings and meetings with festival’s personalities with teaching sessions.

The programme doesn’t include technical aspects of filmmaking and film production.

Admission Requirements

  • Target: Graduates, professionals of the human rights, media, NGO and advocacy sector and anyone who uses or is interested in using audio-visual media as a tool for promoting social change are encouraged to apply to the Summer School.

The School selects a maximum of 30 participants.

  • Course language: all courses will be held in English. It is, therefore, essential that all participants understand and speak English fluently.

 

  • Eligibility: Participants are selected on the basis on their motivation, practice and commitment to human rights, advocacy and media issues as well as their background and professional experiences. Gender and regional balance is taken into account in order to form a homogeneous group.

EIUC aims to give participants as much time as possible for the organisation of visa, travelling and accommodation (see also: Practical Information).

Applicants Requiring Visas

Non-EU applicants require a Visa to access Italy.

Students requiring Visas usually need to produce an official letter of invitation from the course to the Visa Office. As these are only issued upon receipt of full payment, we encourage non-EU applicants to apply to the summer school at least 4 months prior the beginning of the school with full payment. Following notification of admission, the school will provide you with an invitation letter confirming that you are offered a place in the programme and the fees are paid.

Visa application process can take several months, we strongly recommend applicants to apply as soon as you receive the invitation letter from the Summer School in order to appeal any refusals.

Please visit this website for more information about visa requirements. http://www.esteri.it/visti/index_eng.asp

Fees

The enrolment fee for the Summer School in Cinema Human Rights and Advocacy is to € 1700,00 and it includes:

  • Tuition fee
  • Lunches on class days
  • Accommodation in a shared double room for 7 nights (check in 27 August – check out 3 September) in Venice at the Crociferi residence
  • Weekly pass for local transportation
  • 3 day Cinema Accreditation to the Venice International Film Festival
  • Certification at the end of the course

The enrolment fee without accommodation is € 1300,00.

Please note that the enrolment of the selected participants will be made on a “first come first served” basis. We therefore invite you to proceed as soon as possible to assure you a place in our course.

The enrolment will only be final with the confirmation that the payment of the fee has been received by the secretariat, therefore we kindly ask you to send a scanned copy of the international bank transfer to chra@eiuc.org

Discounts

Early Bird: Enrol by 15 May 2017 to receive a 10% discount!

the 10% discount policy applies also to the following categories:

  • Early birds booking and paying by 15 May 2017
  • Previous participants to EIUC courses
  • Alumni from the Global Campus regional masters

Please note that EIUC does not offer scholarship at this point in time.

Cancellation and Refund Policies

Cancellation by applicant:

  • Cancellations received before 15 May 2017 will be fully reimbursed minus 50,00 € of administrative fees;
  • Cancellations received from 15 May till 21 June 2017 will be reimbursed 50% of the total fee;
  • Cancellations after 21 June 2017 will not be reimbursed.

Cancellation by EIUC:

  • EIUC is not responsible for any extra expenses (i.e. travel costs, Visa, etc.) incurred by the participant if a course is cancelled.
  • If the course is cancelled due to any unforeseen circumstances such as weather or natural disaster, the participant is entitled to reschedule for a future session of the course.
  • EIUC reserves the right to cancel any course due to insufficient number of applications up to the deadline for enrolment. Notice will be provided with the full refund of registration fees minus 50,00 € of administrative fees.

 

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